[center][b][i]Dog[/i][/b][/center]

Dog was happily munching on some bacon as she looked at Olivia before laughing in embarrassment. [b]"Awe your right. Sorry, I'm not really good at planning. I'm just used to Cat doing everything, so it's a bit odd to actually have other people. I'm not much of climber so he just keeps watch by himself. But I guess you all must be good climbers too mhm?" She chuckled before taking another hasty bite of bacon.

At Remy's and Ash's warning about Cat, telling her to keep him in line, she mearly laughed at such a statement. [b]"That's impossible. Not even I can tell him what to do nor do I have much of a right to. All I can do is deter him from... Doing worse."[/b] she said, pausing a bit as she decided to leave out any details. Honestly, what Cat did to the dog was actually one of his more lighter punishments to something that provoked him.

These people probably didn't quite understand, but Dog would like to think he did that so the dog would more or less harmless as a walking corpse. Take away the teeth, the jaws, the claws, it basically would be a creepy pet. Some people have done that with people and animals that they have seen. The punishment was to make the dog live through it though.

Pausing in her meal she gave a soft sigh and looked at them. [b]"Don't worry, just don't provoke him and he will probably have us leave this group soon. But if you do, then I hope your prepared to be just like him and show no hesitation in killing him. Because to kill a monster, you have to be one."[/b] Dog said softly, in a strange calm at the words she spoke.

Before she smiled once more and turned to the woman clad in blue as she volunteered to watch Cat. [b]"Great, you should be fine as long as probably don't touch him, say anything that may be threatening, or the like. I dunno why but he mostly just ignores meek people. Like that boy with him now. Oh I better to check on them and give Cat some food. Plus techy boy probably is terrified at this point."[/b] she mused as she rambled, talking a bit more at a fast pace now. She was a talker, stupid, but a talker.

At the mention of the map, Dog grinned and nodded. [b]"Sure thing! Cat was looking it over last night so I'll go ask him for it."[/b] she chirped before gleefully bounding out and headed up the stairs.

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[center][b][i]Cat[/i][/b][/center]

Listening the explanation and the lack of nerves from this boy's voice, the tall man slowly blinked his calm blue eyes thoughtfully. Before silently watching the smaller male work, his eyes focused on the current work he was working on.

[b]"....Why? Is there much point at this time?"[/b] Cat questioned, his voice remain it's calm neutral.

It was funny really, the world was going to hell and more people were turning into monsters. Alive or dead, they were slowly turning into him, and he had many years to be the way he is. So it was quite funny how much survival, turned people into beasts. How long he wondered, would it take this little group to turn? It happened to everyone, eventually. The weak will die and become monsters of the dead, or they will become monsters in order to survive.

His twin, eventually will die as well. She was no monster. Killing was not in her system and he had to be the one to keep them both alive when no one else bothered. Yet not long ago, he was ready to do what she wanted. Run away from the life of monsters to try and live a more human life as she called it. Doubtful it would work, but he still agreed once they were old enough to try. Then this hell happens, and they have to go back to their same lifestyle. Only with zombies. 

This time though, the world it being dragged into it. There was no longer a 'normal' way of life. Only survival.

So bothering to communicate didn't make too much sense to him. More people just felt like more trouble and a way to get a person killed.